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I tried installing this docker image on my ec2 instance machine with NGINX web server. But the static file is not displaying on my site. The webpack bundle files is being rendered using https://localhost.localdomain while other files is rendered the correct url https://zp.tastysites.dev

What seems to be lacking here? can you help?

here is the nginx config

I have an nginx service in my docker-compose. I'm trying to use this to obtain my first ssl cert from lets encrypt. It's not working and I cannot seem to exec into the container to check the conf settings.

I'm using envsubt and I suspect this is my issue, but since I cannot get into the container I cannot check. My set up:

So I have been researching how to re-direct my old domain to my new domain and stumbled on this stack article here.

This solution makes sense to me, but when I open my own I get a little overwhelmed. First off I am assuming I want to go into my sites-enabled and not my sites-available correct?

When I edit the file in sites-enabled for my website its not as simple as the one i the stack example I linked to earlier. I have used certbot for SSL for my website.

My sites-enabled file looks like this:

https://pastebin.com/Qbn0xBQ3

I am a bit confused on which "server" section I would put the redirect in to not mess with the certificate?

I was thinking i have to change the redirect thats already there from certbot in each server and just replace seekadventure with newDomainName since they are already all 301 (Permanent redirects, good for google SEO right?)

My concern is if I do that my SSL cert is with my seekadventure domain? I would I then add the SSL cert to the new domain name?

I essentialy want to keep both domains so if someone stumbles on an old link on reddit it will redirect them to the new domain...

I'd like to use envsubst with nginx docker alpine. Documentation:

Using environment variables in nginx configuration (new in 1.19)

Out-of-the-box, nginx doesn't support environment variables inside most configuration blocks. But this image has a function, which will extract environment variables before nginx starts.

Here is an example using docker-compose.yml:

web: image: nginx volumes:

• ./templates:/etc/nginx/templates ports:
• "8080:80" environment:
• NGINX_HOST=foobar.com
• NGINX_PORT=80

By default, this function reads template files in /etc/nginx/templates/*.template and outputs the result of executing envsubst to /etc/nginx/conf.d.

I have a nginx container service of the form:

I have a chatbots (5 pcs) running on testbed cloud server. They all work perfectly in HTTP mode but no I need to change to HTTPS mode and there the problem started. I can get HTTPS working easily but then the chatbot widget doesn't work any more.

My environment:
Chatbot engine: Rasa 2.2 in docker 20.10.6 container
Chatbot widget: Botfront webchat 0.11.12
Web server: Nginx 1.14.0
Server: Ubuntu 18.04

I don't know even what is right way and after banging my head for a week and trying different ways, now I suppose I need to set up Nginx reverse proxy. I think that the problem is websocket between rasa and webchat.

This is how I start one chatbot

docker run --name=sakky --user 1003 -v $(pwd):/app -p "5006:5005" rasa/rasa:2.2.0-full run -m models --enable-api --cors "*" --debug

Here are my config files Index html

I have a Flask web application which I tested locally on my PC. Locally, everything is working correctly - no issues. So, I have moved on and deployed my Flask application on a Ubuntu 20.04 server behind uWSGI and Nginx. The issue I am facing now is, that my custom filter for Jinja2 template is 'Undefined'. I am not sure where the issue is, at all.

The error I get is:

I have made a project in the framework Django and I am setting up SSL encryption so it gets https instead of http and removes the safety sign in browsers. In the installation process of Certbot I am asked which software it is running. Django is sadly not an option. I've heard that Django often gets under the category Apache or Nginx, but I am not sure which one my Django project is. It is an Ubuntu server.

https://certbot.eff.org/ https://letsencrypt.org/getting-started/#with-shell-access

I am using Jenkins and Nginx both in Docker,

From Jenkins docker documentation, it seems that jenkins need 2 ports, 50000 and 8080, Reference : https://github.com/jenkinsci/docker/blob/master/README.md

Nginx acting as reverse proxy has this configuration right now

I'm trying to host an HTTPS website with Node.js on my Windows 10 computer, but Node.js has suddenly stopped being able to read the fullchain.pem I obtained using Let's Encrypt's Certbot.

This is my Node.js code: